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nim Home Season Begins With Redding Nine The liomn-tnwil schedule of Ihe Kluiimlli Hons hi the Northern l.'nllliinlii llimi'liull ttiiuun bows In tomorrow iiftnriiiHin wiMillirr per mill Iiik when Hons phiy the llrdillnv Culm out oil tho Kecrriitlun llrlil diamond. The "weather tM-rHiltHnit' hole In tddril III memory of upptilnic iluy villi Krdillnit lit year, which c cuniTlled nut liecaiwo of liu Irincnt weather. KihIiIiiik, lul-lce finisher In IIMU, In Mill to nave mi Improved bull club llilit spring, mill "bowed miiii Uwrr lnl Humlity III liming to the Medford Craters A to 3, lhi showed even morn power III liniilmnlliiK Yrrka Id to 7. Tomorrow's game la scludiilrd to pt Marled t 2 p. m. or sluirliy thereafter, with """ formal srn-Min-o'nlnK ceremonies to tukr plure on tlin diamond before the 11111110 bruin Irsnule Mlllrr. lefthander olio waa nmliialny of Ihe Hona pilch, nil ilall a well a Irriturnt lilltrr, haa born nomlnalrtl In atari on tbo ninuuil (nr Klamath. Mlllrr lowed alio inning at Vrraa lal Hllllllar and roaionllilo lr two blta and loo runs. Ilrlilnil the plate will l Hurt Clator. I' Kil l'ol" ' " hand to nik firm bane, Otherwise Joe Der rJt will rnli h Bitrl CMbar will hold down tbo "r"1 aerk. Tim rot of the InfloM will Inrliiiln Hale Oraham or Onrdv UiHmlro. Karl llrooka mid Tim Totmnll. and ih otiitlrld picket probably will bo Marin I'lsaii. Ill llntllold mid Vlriill ''spike Jnmoiiaoil or Jim O'Neill ill probably be on the hill for lied- '"i'triroallon flrld liaa had lllllo work doiio on It this anrlnii. al tlimmh the repair Is tiol enil'elv rnmiilcted. but several hiiiulrod oailv-nrrlvln patroiia of the na llntml sport ran ntrh tho Kamr from uiulor it roof. 122 W 1. Prt. I SS IH 09 Tl IV Ml i H VO Mb ' 21 3J .son . M 24 Alt i 30 3.1 AM i Itt 27 .4l3j Ill 37 .400. Hail rranrlrO jn Anurlrs .... Pnrlland Hnrramonlo . ... Oakland Hrattle .. ,. Ilullvwood lleaulla Yeatrrdar Oakland 4. Im Angrtoa I. Han Kranclvo 3, Hollywood 0 Portland 3-, Han Diego 1-1 i first game seven Innings'. Hrattle t. Macramenlo 4 HI In ning i. AMIItlCAN I.KAtil'r W I. I'd I ! H Mi 15 10 .000 10 II .5JH It 13 .600 10 II .470 II I .4S0 0 II AM t 10 .333 iHrlrolt HotUin c:liljtlnd CIlMD ..... Now York PlOJsdrlphla WasblnKtnn .. . m. Louis . Yesterday's Kraulta Biton 13. fit. Louis 7. Washington 2, Cleveland 0. Philadelphia II, Detroit S. Only game achedtiled. NATIONAL I.KACt'K W 1. Chicago 14 10 lloslon 14 II Now York 13 10 Brooklyn . 13 II Pittsburgh 10 10 Philadelphia 13 13 Cincinnati ., 13 IS til. Louis g 15 Pel. .MI3 .M0 Mt .M3 JO0 .4H0 .444 .348 Yoaterriay'a Kesulla New York 5. Chicago 4. Philadelphia 8. Cincinnati 4. Brooklyn 3, Pittsburgh 1. 8t. Louts 4, Huston 3. Service Round Occupies Links The long-delayed meeting on the green between golfera representing Itotary and Klwanla clubs la aluted for tomorrow morning nt Reamea (loir and Country club. The two aqmida will tnnglo for 18 holea for the service club champion ship now held by the Rotnrtmui. Hlnce nunllfylng rounds for the president s cup tourney are In order ior una afternoon mm tomorrow, golfera In tho acrvlco toumry who belong to the country club can make , their rounds do for both eventa by announcing auch Inlcn- oiui rjerore teeing on. face Dates Set "PORTLAND, Msy 17 P) Dales sot yesterday by the atale racing commission wero: Dog racing June 18 to August 30, with the exception of August 18-33 during the week of thn Multnomah county fulr; Port land Mcnilowa horse racing I8-ily full meeting tentatively scheduled to nlart September 8: Oregon Trotting. i'jlna 30-dny Imrnesa racing meet at I'ortinnd Mendowa, sinning either JoIV 1ft ni 17 nn n rit.j.nlcvlilii- ,woek basis. Bring Your Watch to Ui We'll Repair It, Hot Experiment With It! nt! n.uipiiftl wftfrh repair ihap in Btmiatirn urtfon. Wftlah Mftklnr. 0 Clock Rfpiilrlnf. Diamond Mounllnr, Knfravlnf. Head (ringing. Jewelry Repairing of all types. An arenral Mlmata given on . ? erjr Job without obligation. J. C. RENIE . JEWELER 2 HlM 'ameN... uma1 lOM' lllila. . Phoaa 4IWH Meett m .ll J1 Pair A couple of down local trmila FlltlninlnaU have already signed up to ioiiielo iii tho city open not tournament IwIiik iirniiKrd for thla aununer, mid nmny morn arc txpcclod to enter the tourney before the deadline date of May 24. There la aome uiaid new tor rac'iuet funa In the fact that a couple of now courla up at tho hlKh achool ahould be ready for play within 30 daya. Thoao court will be built bark of the nuUitorlum building and urranucd In aurh a wiiy ut loaat four more can be added later. ., 'Ihe courta out at Miaire purk are In pretty icood hw a to aurface. but are iioluii to Im re-llncd In a few duya. They're Rotting big play theoe dnya, Inrldrntiilly. Anyone wniulng to enter the city not tourrmmenlr which la oin to all comori of all aura ahould not In touch with accrue Mllla down at the Kliuiiatli aurplua atore on H. Sth Inot Hroadwayl and put up the 3S-cent entry for. It'll probably lie a limn time before you find anything eUe you run ruler for M priiulra. The money will be uaed to pay for the ball Uaed III the toiiiuoy from the uuiirlor-fluula on. Mont of the eutiuuta no far plan to play In both aluulca and doublea, uud aome want to compote In mixed double If partnerahlpa can be ar ranitod. The hitch there, however, la the apparent reluctanre of the gala to lin up. In fact, only a couple are down definite contcatanta a of ll'jw. Mn) 1)0 they want to be coaxed. a Grizily Furnishes Rug For Main Home The blwtrnt bear akin theae eyea ever aaw waa recently taken to Cum mlng'a laxiilormy ahop for conversion Into a bearakin rug. The former owner wu a looo.pmnid grlly who realded In Canada, but the owner of ; the rug will be Jay McDonald who reaidea In Maun. ' MclJouald and Alfred Peteratelner allot Hie big fellow while on hunting trip in llriuMi Columbia, along with Doc Bowman and Perry j Haley, aim of Malln. They had to pack In 42 mllea, the laat five on anow- alioca. and carry out the hide. They also brought back amaller one. Friqhtened Salmon Gives Seif Up Dr. Clnirae If. Adlrr. county coroner and quite a flaherman, caught a 33-lxmnd aalmon over at Clold Doach the other day without benefit of tackle. In fact, the fuh actually came up to the doctor and aurrendered. The doc ni on the beach watching a aea Hon out In the water when the lion JJKitted the aalmon and gave chaae. The flah acurrled toward allure and a wave picked him up and toaaed him on the beach. Graham's Injury Won't Sideline Him Date Oraham, the Klamath Bona ahortatop who waa winged by a pitched ball down at Yreka. wain't aerloualy damaged and will be In the lineup Hunday afternoon agalnt Bedding. At tint It waa thought hl right elbow might have been chipped, but It was Jiut a nerve knocked out of killer. Gordon IScal, who subbed for Oraham. can fill the short- SNAPP BATTERS STRONG DECISION OYER ALBINA Ursal (Olnarrl Hnatili captured Ithe mythlciil Oregon iniddlewelHht crown Inst nluhl uy oeiting nut a 10-rouud decision over Joey Album In a miiln event fight at Portland. Hnupp, the Merrill Marauder, look eight of the 10 heata but never knocked the rugged Alblna down. In the other halt of the double main go. Portland's rising bootblack. Joey Clemo, added another name to his knockout string. He sent Gilbert Marlines of Ban Kranclsco to the canvaa for the full count In their fourth featherweight canto. Clemo weighed In at 138. Martinet at I33'. Hnnpp'a win over Alblna waa a one-aliled affair In which the Port lander Just barely managed to keep Franklin. OSC Ironman, Dead LKHANON, May 17 IPi Funeral services will be held at Lacomb Wednesday at 3 pin. for Norman "Red'' Franklin, star Oregon State halfback In the days of tlie "Iron man" teams. Franklin, whose touchdown per formances with the IIi:3-34 teams gained him mention on numerous all-alnr teams, died In a hospital here today, three days after being struck by coronary thrombosis. Memorial Fund s Set Up Anew LAKEVIEW, May 17 A Lake county court resolution setting up anew the Pioneer and Veterana Memorial fund was adopted by the court In regular monthly session Inst week. It was announced by County Judge J. R. Hcckmnn. An nudll of tills fund will be ordered ut once, nnd If It la found (hut thero Is not $50,000 available tho court will continue adding .to It from aourcea act up by law until the fund reaches fro.000. The coun ty's special memorial committee will proceed to ninke Us plnn nnd ar rangement for tho building. FISHERMEN - WATCH RAIL STOP and Paper Platea, Forks and Spoons, Napkins, Lunch Meata, Tickles, Cookies, Pastries and Tola to Chips . . . and Mr. Flaherman, be snre and look over our sporting goods department (el jour California and Oregon licenses here. Huskinson's Store KENO, OREGON SIGNAL GAS and OILS (Drailbs Of New Courts Should Be Finished At KUHS In 30 Days his feet. Only the first two rounds were all even as the boya Juusted slowly, feeling each other out. Then In the second both broke loose with a holly exchange of punches but the harder - hitting Klamath county boy ended the frame with a slight edge, mid from then on all the rounds were his. Hnapp pummelled Alblna through the last seven rounds almost at will, several times coming to the verge of a knockout. Alblna managed lo keen his feet and weather the as saults for tlie full distance, but wu always on Die defensive. Snapp had trained down to a bare minimum, for him, of 157 pounds. Alblna went In at 101 'j. Bruce Miller of Chlloquln, ap pearing In a middleweight prelim, drew with Ray Onrcla of Denver In four heata. Other prelims aaw Jim flooding of Portland decision Bill Slruta of Fort Lewla In a light weight encounter. Sectional Meet Set For June 7 COBVAI.I.IB M ir m recommendation to allow the defense to advance football fumbles was voted. 77-18. la.u night bv the Ore gon Stale Coaches' association iiie rocommenoauon will go to the board of control of the State High School Activities association. Tlie coaches also voted to hold first annual track meet between tlie PnrtlntiH TnUnphnlolln l-.-n- ... Ihe Southern Oregon conference at Medford June 7. Competitors will be the first three men In rneh fiviinf Itt U Dfl.il.,.J city meet and the flrat three men In me uinu it ri a uicei. The navy reserve is something more than a hobby. IU training program possesses tlie most valuable attraction Which hnhhUa Tilings learned In- tlie reserve are worth while and have a valuable purpose. Is It a hnrd-to-get article you need? Advertise for It in tlie Herald and News Want Ad Section. PICNICKERS Pelicans Put Five In Finals COnVALLIH, Miiy 17 lI'i The tnlk wns all Southern Oregon today aa 31 high schools entered the finals of the annual Oregon class "A" prep truck and field meet. Medford and Klamath Fnlla raced through preliminary heats yester day aa expected and remained the fnvorltea to dominate the meet. Moot of the talk, however, wna of another Southern Oregon perform er Oeorge Pullerton. the Ashland mller who hopes to better his own record of 4:24 minutes. His aim ts a 4:17 mile, which would be a na tional record. The wenthcr promises to be Ideal, little breeze and with a warm sun bv the time the event la scheduled. The big question la whether Puller ton can pare himself to the mark, for he la not expected to have any one close on hla heels. Medford qualified three men yesterday, glvlnr the Poarnirkers sis in the finals. Rill Hinder qualified In the day's flel Hme In the low hurdles: IJovd Carr waa among the 440 loaders and Herb Mil qualified In the discus. No heats were held for the mile, the ado, the high Jump or the pole vault. In the 8g0 Medford will have two contestants, and another In the high Jump. Klamath Falls placed one each In the high and low hurdles, the Jave lin and the broad Jump. In addition the Pelicans will have Oarv Dawes In the high Jump, an event he is ex pected to win, possibly bettering the slate record of 6 feet 3 Inches. The onlv downatate hope appeared to be Washington of Portland, which will have entrants In the mile, the discus, tlie 100-yard dash and the 3S0. The rest of the entrants In the 21sl annual classic are scattered Uilnlv among the 28 other schools. While this Is going on another Houthern Oregon team, Henley from Klamath county. Is expect ed to pocket (he elaaa "B" title with ease. Henley, a school of 100 atudenta. aent nine men to the meet and landed 16 places and a relay team In 13 final events. The nearest competitor In rlaas "B" will be Hiuslaw with six placing. Chief Interest elsewhere is In Dave Karl, the Seaside hefty, and John Preeman, husky negro sprinter and weight man from Sabln of Portland. Earl qualified In the shot-put and discus yesterday. The discus toss wss 144 feet 3 Inches, and today he guns for the state record of 153 feet 10'j Inches. Preeman. who tied for the 100 yard dash crown last year, turned in the best qualifying times yesterday In both the 230-yard and century dash. He also placed in the shot put event, and appears certain to emerge as high point man. Local Men Join Naval Reserve The following named men were enlisted In the naval reserve for in active dutv at the locnl navy re cruiting office this week, Roland Charles Major Jr.. OM3. PO box 818. James Ray Ounn. RMS. 1540 I-nkevlew. John Alonxo Shoptnw. 8P2. 3125 Delaware. Edwin John Lukl, Y3. box 7, Lakevlew. Wilton Clarence Chaplin, SI, box 1010. Les ter Gail Brown. Y3, box 82. Tule lake. These men were sworn Into the naval reserve by Lt. Comdr. Ooldlng and Lt Petersen, local navy reserve recruiting officers. KEYES NAMED WASHINGTON, May 17 Mn President Truman today appointed Lt. Oen. Oeoffrey Keyes to be United 6 tales high commissioner on the allied council for Austria, effec tive at once. General Keyes will replace Oen eral Mark Clark who has been as signed to a new command In this country. Keyes Is in commnnd of U. S armed forces In Austria and Is now acting aa high commissioner. No senate confirmation of his appoint ment Is required. Fish Worms For Sale 2421 Oregon Ave. RIGHT NOW IS THE TIME USE OUR SPECIAL BUDGET PLAN NOTHING DOWN 12 to 15 Months to Pay! REPAIR YOUR CAR All Our Work Guaranteed Factory-Trained Mechanics Painting Motor Overhaul Motor Tune-Up Washing Greasing New Motors 1936 to 1947 OLEY CHEVROLET U. S. Golfers Take Walker Links Trophy 8T. ANDREWS, May 17 Wt Catching fire on today's final round, America's Walker cup golf era scored a stunning 8 to 4 victory over the defending British In the International team event by winning six of the eight concluding singles matches after the twp sides had been deadlocked at the end of the morning round. After Smiley Quick, public links champion from California, had clinched the American triumph by scoring the fifth singles victory over Jlmmle Wilson of Scotland, bv 8 and 6. Prank Htranahnn of Toledo add ed the sixth and nnneeded win over Charlie HUiwe of England. 2 and 1. Joe Carr, Irish amateur cham- filon, and Ronnlo White of Kng and, scored the defending side's only singles victories. Carr defeat ed Ted Jilshop, 6 and 3. while White turned back Frank Kammer Jr., 4 and 3. The American victory came with dramatic suddenness. At lunch time the two teams had been tight ly deadlocked, four players of each side having piled up leads In the morning round. But at the start of the afternoon round the Americans, one after the other, began catching fire while their opponents wilted. Ward, three down at noon, shot a brilliant 34 going out to go two up on Leonard Crawley at the 27th hole, and then closed out his 44-yenr-old opponent, 5 and 3. Rlegel, six up on Gerald Mlcklem, English amateur champion, at noon, went on to beat him 6 and S. Willie Turnesa, also six up on Cecil Ewlng at the end of the momlng round, scored the third American win, 6 and 5. Fremont Winner On Track Prrmns iunlor hlnh copped Its an nual track and field dual meet with Altamont yesterday on Modoc field, 62 'i points to 42 The meet was under the direction of Joe Peak, athletic director. Tommy Schubert of Altamont was high point man with IS. while Gay nor Huck and Richard Ha far of Fremont scored 14 ' each. Officials for tne meet inciuaea Dutch French, starter: City Re creation Director Sam Smith, first place Judge and timer; Aiumom Prlnclnal A. C. Olsen. second Judge and timer; and Lowell Kaup. Fre mont principal, tnira juage ana timer. Members of the KUHS track team handled the events. Summary: 100-yard dash Huck (F), Myers (Ai. Herrera P. Time. 11.2. 220-yard dash Huck IF), Hafar P, Myers A. Time. 25.5. 330-yard run Hafar tP). Lund (A". Bufflngton (F). Time, 433. 660-yard run Carr I Pi, H. Lyons A Davis (Fi. Time. 1:43.5. 1320-yard run J. Lyons (A), Carr (Fl, Arnold (Ai. Time, 3:47.6. Pole vault Hafnr Fi, Olsen (Al nnd Shepperd 'Al tied for second. Height, 8 feet. High Jump Schubert (A). Buf flngton (F: Ross l A) and Badorek (F) tied for third. Height, A leet 10 Inches. Broad Jump Jones F. Huck tr. neck (ri. Distance, u ieet ni Inches. Football throw Liable F, Ross (Al, Westrom (A). Distance, 190 feet 1 inch. Discus Schubert (A), Liable (F), Sexton (Al. Distance, 101 feet 11 inches. Shotput Schubert A, Ross A and Jones (F). Distance, 42 feet 7 inches. " Relay Won by Fremont (Huck, Beck, Liable and Hafar). Time, 47.9. Wotters Wins Tom Watters, representing the Klamath gun club, won the class 4 firing In a trap meet at Sacramento yesterday, knocking two straight 96s. Several other Klamath gunners are also In the Sacramento meet. FOR RENT Caterpillar and Carryall with Operator Cox Bros. Merrill, Oregon NOW Seattle Evacuates Basement By The Associated Fresa It was quick change night In the Pacific Coast league. San Francisco took undisputed first place, beating Hollywood 3-0 and sending the Stars careening into the cellar. Los Angeles' Angels dropped a game behind the Seals, losing to Oakland. 4-1. The victory moved the rambunctious Oaks up a notch Into fifth position, supplanting the San Diego Padres. The Padres took a twin thumping from Portland's (hard-to-beat-at-home) Beavera, 2-1 and 8-1, and fell to sixth. And for tiie first time In weeks Seattle's Kalnters bounced out of the basement, ahading Haers mento, 5-4, In 11 Innlnga to move a half game ahead of Hollywood. It was a glad night in Seattle as the Halnlers took a 3-1 edge in their Sacramento series on Johnny Ruck er's single scoring Manager Jo-Jo White with the winning run In the 11th Inning. Rex Cecil went all the way for the winner, spacing eight hlU. The Ralnlers made 16 off Tony Freltas and Ken Holcombe, who took the loss. Portland got a pair of slick pitch ing Jobs a three-hitter by Vine Biblasi In the seven-inning opener and a five-hit trick by Vic Raschl in the regulation second game. The double win made lt four atralght for the Beavers over the Padres and strengthened Portland's grasp on third place, two full games ahead of Sacramento. The unrelenting Seals, notching their fourth straight victory over the Htars, got another blue ribbon pitching performance from big Cliff Melton. The ej-New York Giant allowed but four hits in chalking up his third straight shutout and running to 30 his string of scoreless innings. For the stumbling Stars it was the seventh consecutive defeat longest losing streak of the season. Ralph Buxton and Al Wilkie held Los Angeles to six- hits aa the Oaks got to Red Adams for nine blows and ail four runs in the first six In nings. The Oaks' victory squared the series at two games apiece and marked another step upward in their steady climb from the cellar where they started. Short scores: i First game) R H E San Diego 000 000 11 3 1 Portland 200 000 X 3 ( 0 Mulligan and Kerr; Dlblaai and Muratore. Second game) San Diego 000 100 0001 S 2 Portland 105 200 OOx . 11 0 Trelchel. Elsenmann (4) and Rice, McDonnell t6); Raschl and Silvers. Eugene Keeps Cage Tourney CORVALLIS. May 17 (Pi Mac Arthur court on the University of Oregon campus again will be the site of the state high school class "A" basketball tournament next year. The board of control of the State High School Activities association voted last night to hold th.e tourney there March 10-14. The tournament there last year grossed the most money- In history of the event. The "B" tournament was scheduled for Arlington, for the third year, on March 5-7. Field Trials The Shasta - Cascade retriever club will hold a field and water trial tomorrow at the Dick Morgan ranch on Klamath river near Keno. The trials start at 12 o'clock, and all con testants are asked to be on hand a half-hour earlier. AMERICAN LEGION CLUB NOW OPEN! Noon to Midnight Sunday 2 p. m. to 11 p. m. For Legionnaire and Guests 221 Main Next to WUlard Hotel Saturday Night- j Surprise Night! mm KLAMATH vs. l&ecireaffioin) BJiaAI.D A Nam, HUatalk rails. Ore. Mize Endangers Bambino's Mark Associated Frssa Hporte Writer Big Johnny Mize, a frisky pro at heart desptta hla 34 summers, continues his home run spree for the New York Olanta at a pace designed to force comparisons with Babe Ruth' all-time record gait. When the Babe set his famous record of 60 In 1927, he didn't clout his tenth until May 22. Mize hit No. 10 yesterday off Hank Wyse at Wrlgley field on the Giants 22nd game of the playing season. Arlthmetlo deductions, which ignore such factors as John's susceptibility to broken hands, sprained ankles and the hot summer sun, Insist his final total should be an even 70. With Mize setting the long distance pace, the entire club haa gona hit crazy. The club batting Average la a rosy M0, only one point below the Boston Braves who top both major leagues. Winning six of their laat seven and four In a row from St. Louis and Chicago, the Giants have edged Into third place, only one game "back of the leading Cubs, today fyiom tit CORRAL By 'TOP-WRANGLER We've all heered of 'Be Kind To Animal Week' and "Boy Scout Week' and a million other slch slogans, well sir, yore ol' wrangler has been ask to call to the pub licks attention 'n' appeal to folks drlvln' cars and them rtdln' boss back fer a new watchword 'Live and Let Live' not for a week but now on. Yuh kin git dry-gulched mighty easy if yuh hang In a stirrup so when yuh see a feller or a purty girl on a hoss long side the high way, don't go blowln' yore horn and racln' the motor so she'll back fire and scare the llvin' daylights outt a critter Jist ta see if the little sage hen or cow-poke kin ride ... and then let out a holler 'Ride 'em cow boy.' Who knows it might be a beginner in this here ridln' bizness or a green colt with a top hand sittin' In his. middle, either way a scan mustang is Jist as apt ta Jump smack in front of yore car up settln' the applecart and a sendin' yuh all to the horsplttle. Most peo ple don't aim to do any harm but I always sez 'A ounce of suggestion is worth a pound of lure.' Take a sportsmanship slant of this here ndln' fer health and recreation 'till bridle paths are provided . . . share them paved trails and we'll all live longer and happier. Now yuh buck aroos, don't go try in' to turn auto wagon like it wux a cow on the range. When yuh want to cross the street yuh should orta look fer a clearin' in traffic 'fore headln' ta the tother side. Cars kin slide. ' 1 turn and skid tn a buckin atnn ' throwin' the occupants clean thru' a windshield Jist to keep from hit tin' a careless rider that thinks he's got the rlte-a-way . . . The dem thing might even Jump In a ditch UK a spoo&cu uuss wiui uwukiuw body who owns a hoss Is rldln' ever time they git a chance, new cars kin be bought so the other folks are a throttim' down the boulevard in a shiny gas-buggy so let's be thoughty and proud we live in a AT POOLE'S You Will Find Complete line of Hand Tied Fly Aiorted Spinner for lake or river Model "12" 12-Gauge Winchester $78.50 Gaff Hook $1 4-lb. Nylon Leader - 15c POOLE'S Bicycles & Sporting Good 222 So. 7th m V . ' -. - i G SUNDAY, MAY 18TH, 2:00 P. M. This is the first home game in the Northern Calif. League IATUSJDAT. Msy It, IMT, rasa Nla opponent. Monty Kennedy waa the benefici ary of yesterday's assault on Wyse and his successors. Mize set a new National league record by scoring In his 16th consecutive game, even before he hit his two-run homer to solidify a 6-3 win over Chicago. Despite the loss, the Cubs retained undisputed possession of first place because 8t. Louis again stifled Bos ton's ambitions, edging out the Braves, 4-3, in a night game. Brook lyn got to Klrby Hlgbe. an old mate who now tolls for Pittsburgh, beat ing the Pirates 3-1. and the Phila delphia Phils backed Schoolboy Rowe with a 15-hit attack against Cincinnati to give the Schoolboy his sixth straight victory. 6-4. Rowe. however, needed relief help In the sixth. Boston's Red Sox outacored the St. Louis Browns, 12-7, with Ted Williams' grand slam homer, his eighth of the season, the most Im portant of 10 hits. Walt Masterson's four-hit shutout of Cleveland, 2-0, was the day's best pitching effort but lt failed to lift Washington out of seventh place. Philadelphia knocked out Virgil Trucks In the first Inning when they scored seven runs to assure them selves of an 11-5 romp over Detroit. New York and Chicago were not scheduled. community where the west still lives, also, a prosperous metropolis and the biggest little city In Amer ica. My advice, when yuh ride don't drink when yuh drink Invite us over. Bye now. Music by Pappy Gordon Dancing 10 Till 2 . Admission $1.00 Announcing! . ... Agent for THE WESTERNER Hone Trailer Always a few on hand for imme diate' delivery, or we can order one to match your car. Delivery in 10 to 15 days. LOYD F. SILVA 287 Union Avenue, Grants Pass, Oregon Pmk llillill Saturday, May 17 Open Sunday t Evenings Till Eight 410 So. 6th Fhone 4113
